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not even half of the students in california are meeting the standard of california's standard in english. you have more than 180,000 people experiencing homelessness. you also have people questioning this in general. a billion dollars in debt, the flesh and is getting larger and larger and is it going to stoke divide between people, where to the reparations stop? what about asian residents and native airmen -- native american residents. at this point you have to wonder where this is all going to come from but i'm happy to hear that you're going to help out. >> trace: big time. the headline is foundation for individual rights and expression quoting here at third of stanford students say using violence to silence speech can be acceptable. we see all of these protests and these people saying we've got to have free speech and now stanford says it's okay if you want to punch somebody to shut them up. >> i'm here on the east coast and i'm tired. limit tell you what i'm more
from the white house. president biden and other world leaders had pressed israel to avoid a retaliation over concerns about escalating and already violent situation in the middle east. yesterday the administration annoannounce new sanctions on is military leaders and weapons manufacturers targeting the drones that iran used to strike israel last weekend. the "wall street journal" just this morning is reporting that the administration is considering more munitions and weapons for israel about a billion dollars worth of tank ammunition. vehicles and mortar rounds that reportedly would be separate drg its aid to israel. back to you. >> haven't heard from the white house, but we are expecting comments from the secretary of state very shortly. can you see them down in the little box, that is a live shot from italy, as soon as mr. blinken gets in the box. we're going to take it full. >> the president is going to speak noon today to a union. maybe at one point he can tell the american people what he is thinking. >> lawrence: exactly.
further escalation. we call on iran to ref reprovidg support to iran. destabilize the middle east. including middle east hezbollah and other state actors. we demand that iran and other affiliated groups cease their attacks. the g-7 foreign ministers called on iran to release the crew after merchant ship seized last week by ir gc terrorists and also threatened further sanctions. the u.s. did release a new sanctions package yesterday targeting iran's defense production base but notably it did not touch iran's oil industry which generates most of its money from. meantime, there are reports the administration is considering sending nor than a billion dollars to israel for ammunition and that would be in addition to the foreign aid deal that congress is working on right now. broadly, the u.s. has been urging israel to show restraint in its response to last weekend's unprecedented attack. biden's first statement on the matter effectively said that israel had already sent a message to iran purely through defending itself from the
there are half a billion dollars muslims in the middle east. there is 2 billion muslims in the world. the idea the small jewish state, which has friendly relations with its muslim neighbors, like jordan and saudi arabia is on some mission of genocide. it's so heinous, so hateful, so inherently anti-semitic that for the squad to stand up for these demonstrators is to align themselves with the most veer sr virulent strains. this is joe biden's democrat party of today, hamas sympathizers. say it like it is. that's what's going on here. >> pete: no doubt ilhan omar's daughter by the way has a ma'amer and sickle on twitter bio. she wasn't a fan of her suspicion at school. barnard sister school at columbia. she wrote this in my three years at barnard i never been reprimanded.
we are going to vote and take you out because you ain't doing right by us. that's what time it is. >> dana: chicago people furious and sounding off an the mayor's plan to tack on another $70 million to migrant funding. frustration building to the point some voters are working to get him out of office as you heard that constituent there saying. gary et tenney live with the story. >> this migrant issue is an achilles heel for brandon johnson. there are multiple efforts underway to vote out democrats and the mayor. we saw that yesterday at the city council meeting where several groups of black voters showed up wearing red shirts with the words no more blue, go red and turn chicago red. many of these folks are life long democrats actively working to shake up deep blue chicago specifically because of how the mayor and the governor have handled the migrant crisis doling out more than a billion
former president to a caged animalo lashing a dangerously because of the trial. >> they are a caged annual a dangerous situation here out of control and we do expect him to lash out as it's covered over the last decade to expect that. >> judge you got a kick out of that 1? >> i did. out-of-control i mean there dreams it's out-of-control that is the pit of me under fire. the forget about the fact it was hal impeached twice half a billion dollars fraud fraud times as they are out campaigning and did now this guy i have to tell you. he is a make-believe prosecutoru this guy's job is to protect thr criminal and forget about the victim. k he's the kind of guy whose w forgives those raw people with
complaining about the process. he accuses judge juan merchan going too fast and not letting his lawyers object to enough disbloors could be against him. he said this on truth social. i thought that strikes were supposed to be unlimited when we were picking our jury. i was told then we only had 10, not nearly enough when we were purposely given the second worse venue in the country. under new york state law both the prosecution and the defense can bounce jurors with no stated reason. that's called peremptory strikes. indicate fed is convicted he will, as he has in his two civil cases, appeal a possible guilty verdict. if you are take a good strong look, every legal scholar and pundit said there should be no trial. >> eric: the former president says he intends to testify at this trial and if he does da alvin bragg now wants to question him about the civil cases he lost from nearly half a
in lansing, michigan, where the alleged crimes took place. for some 14 months. in that time, larry nasser continued to see patients and allegedly abused as many as 70 women. really catastrophic failures by the fbi, which said it subsequently tried to improve systems there. but settlement negotiations are ongoing, chris, and we are told the number could reach as high as $100 million, far less than a billion dollars claimed by these women but a big settlement for the federal government which is notoriously hard to sue. and it's the third in a series of big settlements made because of fbi mishandling and mistakes. a significant moment. these women were betrayed on so many levels by so many different people. it brings to a billion dollars the money paid in civil claims in connection with this case and larry nasser is serving functionally a life term in prison. >> ken dilanian, thank you. up next, the science behind
appropriate. without let's bring in california policies and attorney and the dean of pepperdine university school of public policy. talk about public policy, pete peterson. we are going to have the rich take care of this? i'm going to get an office and have the rich take care of the homeless problem. what is this? >> not only does it reveal that la has a major problem. just last week the city announced that they are half a billion dollars in debt. so this is obviously -- all of the money they've spent is not only overreach but underperformed. the second piece is this is what's known as a housing first approach homelessness and every city where that has been tried, it's all about providing housing without enforcement and treatment around it. you are just putting people that in many cases are broken into houses and not really fixing the problem. >> trace: exactly right. we've heard that again and again. meantime speaking of a shortfall
monetary fines. that gets tricky if they're going to ask for him to be held in custody. i imagine they're going to ask for more in the way of fines, and a stern admonition. if the judge does that and trump continues to violates order, we're in unchart ed territory and the judge really has his work cut out for him in terms of maintaining order. >> trump doesn't care about fines. >> he just lost a half a billion dollars, he borrowed it from some guy in l.a. >> it's just not going to -- the fact is that because he wages, you know, this daily assault on rules and then we're surprised because normal, healthy people aren't unhinged enough to violate every sort of civic norm in the way that he does, it empowers him to keep doing it, and unless there's just a hard penalty on the other side of rule breaking, the rules don't matter. it will not be finings. he won't even pay for the fine himself, whatever the amount is, and it could be $100,000 or